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The Osceola times., 1887-10-01
LA, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1887.

The Prohibition Alliance meets every LIST aud
srd Sundays at 4 O'Clock p. m. and and and
4th Sundays at 1880 p m at the Union Church.
r. g. Hale, *. Y. McVeigh,
President. Secretary.
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Official Directory.
CorNrY OFFICERS:

COUNTY OFFlCEkS;
t,ou.ty and Probate Judge-L d Rosaen.
Osresit and County Clerk-HsEhR MeSsigh
SSssiG and Collector w. D. Hayes.
Ceasty kxaniner- Leon konsssn'
CsSSty surveyor P. H. Clay.
S,oanty Coroaer-J. n. Lawrence.
S;o0aty Assessor Bethel l.. Hill
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
yustssss Of ne Peace-N. @. Cartwright.
n 0sspAsnssn, n {. Tandy.
Ceostable-W W. Ward
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nsyer-DSa. h. BAcchss.
Rsessdss-Lson Rcussan.
A,Asruss-Jaass ListoL, ?. B. Hale D. ID
Lswrsass. 4. L. Avery 2. A. summer
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No. ! Three vacant town lots. 66x1s2 feet;
desirable locality. on llain street. south OF the
Planters Hotel.
No 3 Two lots opposite Court Honse, on
Broadway. 0sceola, esxisa feet each
No. Fxty acre tract, four miles from os-
ceola, 20 scres In culiivst!on; good house. barn
ed ON Waller bayou. famous nshing stream
No. T. Farm; 326 acres, 75 acres In cultiva-
tion good house, barn and outhou ses, water,
&C. Smiles from Orceola; good neighborhood.
No. S. 40 aces faro aud timber land. near
Bl-thcevills.
No.6. 1900 acres farm and timber land, six
Mississippi river.
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No. T. $40 acres farm and timber laa1s lourt
teen miles from Mis-issippi rsyer. On fe1!.cn
bayou. neighborhood being settled up rapidly.
No 4 100 acres farm and timber land. % =
In cultivation, good houses. IN Pemtscot oeyoe
No. a. s,o acres, 100 in cultivation and ~
more deadened. and 4 OF 5 hundred more ele-
ccptibls Of cultivation; good heuses. watess -,
Is miles south Of 'lens. Phtliips coeuys oo2
liver. and fronting on Ole Town Laket WI
protected by State fevee. WIN BE- Ne19 = .
bargain. Could be divided m two essd feFuns.
No 10. 100 farm and timber lanA IN IyroQ
"a bayou four niles from Golden LAkf, opo1
neishporhood; settling mp .-sptdly
NO L. 100 acres, 70 we'll improved ~ h .
epe state Of cultivation, ten mile& eQcvo (1oce~
On. On hbrtssilp1 rvs essd ~ ~
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cARps AID ADvHRTIBIMKNrs:

~Advsrtissrs By the year Will berestrictes
= Sthsis legitimate business.
yssely Advertisements may be changed o.
cset tear tinss during the year free Of charge
-Psrtiss ssatractiag for yearly advertise
>s.ts esd dissontia uing from any cause. Will %
SSsrrsd short time rates, - per time inserted
tss kAf1s.
~Tsrsiea Advertisements, cent throusf
AdvsrtiS az Agencies. must be paid Tor IN "a.
vssss. Or . deposit made with some one who'a
% nav dssignate.
~Narrisgss and AsaGhs. sot sxeeedins ter
lisea. Will bs psblishsd - news, tree OF charge
Sst eiituasiss, tributes Of respect. funeral no.'
~ snl Invitations charged - advertisements
~Al personal natter. Letters or conmnni'
estiens sstting forth individual schemes or IN
fsrsSts 70 30 promoted, emanaiing from party
nr usrsiss, orgaaisataoAs o. societies. wiz DC
e,srred fo1 q other Advertisements.
yD-Ia al Legitimate asnsnds Of the GENE \.
erstls q CsassfysSivs party, or Of the greAt ~
tarssts Of the general public vpon our co'sn"s'
Aa Tinss will net fail Of is duty.
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Otdl, Ofo.
Directors of Districts Nos. 4, II,
18 and %, failed to make any report
whatever, and yhe multitudlnous in.
accuracies of the majority OF the
District reports bearing upon the
finances of their respective districts,
renders it impossible to give any.
thi.g like an Ineligible report of
that branch of School affairs. The
Examiner in his call for Teachers
Institute, which was held during the
present week, had urgently request
ed the Directors to attend. His OBJ
jcct was to convey such in,truction,
and urge the adoption of such meas
ures as would result in concert OF
action, better school attendance, and
full and comprehensive Annual Re-
ports IN future. As near as can be
estimated, between 5000 and 60
600 we're paid o.,t last year, for the
partial education of S48 pupils. the
daily average attendance. Will the
citizens, taxpayers, parents and
guardians be satisfied with such a
record?
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Can a thing be morally right and
politically wrongs
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BEN. H. BACCHUS,
Druggist.
ornsr Main q Merchant Street, Osceola. Ark.

THE last spike was driven, We'd
nesday, which completes the Kan.
sas City and Birmingham road.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notices under this head, giving name, occupa.
tion, business or profession, and location. WIZ
be charged g. per annum.
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THE OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Rlitorand Proprietor r

es.us or SUBSCRIPTION. Qa aAvsnceD y
y, a rsra Of One year. ...."...0 90
eix Months. ......-...... 70
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School Report.

The following tabulated statement
compiled from the reports of the Di-
rectors ofthe several School Districts
shows the number of children be-
tween the ages of 9 and 81 years in
the county, together with the mum.
Der enrolled in the public schools
during the scholastic year ending
June 3Oth., 1887, with the average
daily attendance,
The Osceola times., 1887-10-01

rns Prsshyt~iAa IAdiss' Aid society nsst
ever Wednesday afternoon ~ e'ciecA' :. q ,s
Ahx oSsl rieh's restdeaos. "'
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Masonic.

~ stassd cons anle aticnc Of o:.eola Loa1e
Ne, 81. A. y. = 4. n. viii bm es'o tne ssy ~.
Aavs 81 Or nsxt before each fall moon Ih'
0cSSsp ere ordered - attead promptly.
Ali Matter Masons In good stanoine NV
n, 80 cr J. W. PRICE. ". n.
ISes nDussAH. Secretary
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Total aggregate, 1911.
AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE.
Males, 4S7,
Females, 400,
Total, 846.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Maktnr = Huge Cloch.

"Talk about your big clocks, said T..
y. johnson, of hartford. 10 Hlputh-
can reporter ct the Lacledo lnst night
" but The Waterbury Watch Company is
Just finishing clock that will lay over
any ever made, not even excepting the
one at Sussburg They have beon
working on 1t five wears, and
almost every known wood enters into
the composition Of the ease. 1t
Is eighteen feet high ANA seven
feet vide a. the base, and IN addition 20
telling the hour, minutes, and seconds,
it divides the time into half, quarter.
eighth, sixteenth, and thirty-sscoud
parts of second 1t shows the day OF
tho week and month, and gives an exact
reproduction OF the whole planetary
81 stem. Then there are movinr firures
Of wood which at different times form a
t6bleau OF the surrender of Lee ut
AppomattOx and other events Of import
auce IN American history tucn
appear scenes from Shakspoaros lead
ing plays with the actors and actresses
10 the proper costumes then Will come
distinguished persons representing al
ages Of tho world, and showing the
changes in dress and SO the panorama
OF almost iununeraole figures and scenes
Roes on for tventy-iour hours. The
number Of wheels in this enormous clock
is simply legion. understood tie
makers are gong to put it on exhibition
IN different cities as soon rs II is COM
pleted."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
GREBNsRORO'.
The GuiIrOrd Bnttie-GrOund-A
Fignt-Gther Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Di-patchl

[Corospond once Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
GerEysBOR0', y. c., Nov. ~, 1851.
The directors OF the GultOrd Battle
Ground Association met last Tuesday
ex-Judge Schenck presiding. THIS was
the 6rst meeting since tho organization.
The chairman made an elaborate report
Of all receipts and expenditure, and
gave q history Of the land purchase and
improvements made. The board ordered
l 600 copies Of the report printed. The
public can then get the details. There
have been 81 Gao subscribed, and nearly
all of it expended IN Improvements on
the grounds.
Two Reinsurance agents had tRht
in the Office of Nr. II. &. Glenn. another
insurance agent, recently. One Of them
used small pocket-knlfe on his antago-
mist, and ripped open the side OF has
nose into the nostril, besidcs making
several slasbes on his coat. The wound
WAS not serious.
A mechanical school is being esteb-
hshod AZ Trinity College
AR. W. 4. Land thc newly-iustalled
proprietor Of the Eauaer Warehouse, is
making things lively in tobacco circles.
Sc ran TN excursion .roin Irom Pilot
IlOuntfin, Stokes county, expressly for
the tobscco farmers of that section au1
brought IL about leo OF then. Who Aad
I2, CO.. pounds Of the weed on tho focr
oil bis warehouse or the lith. ne sales
averaged $3.50 per hundred. aBd the
delegation left town in high spints,
cheering Justify for the Greensboro
market
The Farmers State Convention viii
meet at this place on the second We'd
noslay Ia January, 1888.
il is not generally known to the pres
cat senOration that Hon. John A. oil
mer, father OF Judge Jehn A. Gilner,
now Of tao supsNior Court Bench, was
rendered and declined O position ii thc
Cabinet Of Abraham Lincoln.
1t is runored in railroad circles that
Y. p. McSee, superintendent OF the
Western North Carolina road, vi occupy
position on the Chs1letton, Cincinnati
aud Chicago railroad, and MAJOR Ialcott
Of the Richmond and Daayilie railroad,
viii succeed hin on tho WostcT8.
Messrs Pratt and Armstrong bavc de-
veloped rich beds Of Ecssamer lron-ore
Ut klng's mountain containing from +3
to Cd per cent. OF pure metallic ore and
exceedingly low in suiphurous c0mPoti-
ton and other impurities. The vein is
from 3 20 a. feet thick aRd cxtouds for
ail.s Samples attracted much atten-
ton OF the Piedmont Exposition.
Our town celebrated three Weddings
tins veek-Alr. Neil Van Story and Ais,
c IA Moore. Nr. Myron G. Newell an1
Mis- Minnie Rankin, and Mr.. John H..
Cabanls5 and Miss Salie B. Kent.
, "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

most monstrous superstition connected
with the moon. This was the concep-
ton Of the mooncalf, al inanimate,
shnpeless mass, supposed to be ensen-
dercd by the influence of the moon.
Thus. in the Tempest, Trinculo, think.
ing Cslban mooncalf, Gays: 81 hid
me under the dead mooncslfs eaber-
dine" Drayton's mooncalf, in his poem
80 named. is there supposed to be pro-
dueed by the world itsoif IN labor and
engendcred 10y an incubus. It's intend
ed as satire on the fashionable man of
his time. But We have better moon
calf than Drsyton's in the modern dude.
II. L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20


A painful sensation WAS caused yestor-
day III Rangoon by the news that two
corporals Of the Royal Scots Fusiliers
had been shot by Private sIulhcar. Of
tie same regiment Some ttifinC quarrel
had occurred on the previous DAY be-
tween Corporal Thomas and Mu.igan.
While Thomas was seated on Corporal
Crisp's bed 2ulligan. without warning,
fired his rifle at distance Of few feet.
The bullet passed through Thomas's
head and entered Crisp's chest above the
heart. Death was instantaneous in both
eases. The murderer narrowly escaped
being lynched by the soldiers. The
murdered men were buried yesterday
with full military honors General Cor
don and his staff, with the entire regi-
ment Of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, were
present,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
A North Carolina Diamond.


4 diamond weighing n carrots and
873 uilligrnms WAS found on the Alfred
BRIGHT farm, in Dysartvil,e, hcDoHol
county, n. c., in tic summer OF 1856,
by twelve-yeer- Willie Christie, the
son OF Crays0n Christie. vino was sitting
on box at q spring, and saw ahont t.o
icet from him what he termed "a pretty
trick He picked it mp aaj carried u
home. whore it lay on the shelf two
weeks before he gave itanother thought.
it was then taken to tie village gro
GERS. John LaUchridge, whore various
opinions were passed upon H. until
at lat the conclusion that 1t Was dia-
mona ives reached. 1t was then sent t.
Ncssrs. Tiffany * Co. for valuation. 10
is quite perfect, but not pure white.
having a fGirt erayish yellow tint. In
form it Is distorted hexsc ahedron with
partial twining. Its specific gravity IS
3,549, and Il measures ten milhEoters ia
length and seven mllimeters IN width.
THIS stone being more than au average
find. the writer thought it would be of
interest r. visit the locality, and while
there in June. 1r57, he fully anthem
tlcated all the facts Of the finding
Dysartyille is sixteen and bali
miles from Mor54nton. twelve from
Marion. eight from Brig water. and
four from Captain y. c. Mills
gold-miuc A number Of supposed
diamonds, winch proved TO bc zircou or
smoky quartz, have been found Aec
before. No trace Of garnet, peiiioute
or any of tac associations Of tie 0ia-
mond were found near the spot. The
sediment at the bed If the spring Was
taken out ami carefully examined, as
also the small Lollows on tie 9 accent
hillside This diamond must, therefore,
have been transported in decomposiug
eoil from distant higher ground in the
vicinity during very heavy lrcshet.
Its value e. a gem, not counting any
y2lue its American origin may attach %
il, would be from about SlOe to 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
TFIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
i i vii sell AZ public auction, on
AUCT3NH SAIE5-rusgre Bays.
By Manning c. staples Co.,
Rcal Esiate Agent ant Aurucnccrs,
llgiM east vain street.

VYRCSTEES AUCTION SALE or
4 BRICK House AND LOT ON THE Wisr
LINE OF JEANS or PICKETT sIEHAr
(CEGRCH HILL. II TIL CRY o. Ri g.
MOND, NA-Ey virtue ~ @ 80 ls.n deed e. trIet
tG.sd l3th Of &ay. la.s ans duly re orici in
40 Chanoogy Cont 81 o. city CT Hi'hmo31 IN
tas 95lh 8. Say. lss-. II Dest-Hors - a, tag,
90, a1d ia exc rNisu OF r1i' deco or 'ru-, tanl
sal ceinc ,ufrea 60 20 90 D. .ae D-nel-.a rr
fLersln p-o idea Ter. default having boon mails
~ 'ls pRyE.sl.O Of . pert 0i th- ncuer 'l'tcoy
secures. On
WEDNESDAY. NOvEXgRR 20, 1857,
On fta premises. ~ tAs bour Of A. o','9. * r. w.,
tne Property IS aocerlbsd in sEls coed. The
bauss contains aeoutei4 rrC1ss; Is altuo .ti upon
align and hen.iay par. q ulo city. io'so't.ng
cnsraols rgtQrg. drs'aage lrl csrlnan1t ,
very near t!o z .1-lHI liOu Passenger rel-
ra-. Tho lot is 33 feet fo1f. and ans q depth or
$50 feet 70 ru alley - feet vide.
TErrs: { aria 2s 10 exI saHe " executing iais
tgust. an pget-d1s t1rCs grd taxes f.r I'-t, o.4
tit % pay r. gctc due November i3, 81, WIN
Interest t.sr09n urti 20 L md 70 pan % o 70 love
ing c-8eit~-rI-, rs every -iK mCnfL- rOii A0-
F0vtcr l3. 1857. 6gd iuter.st ns % fFs NOES ;
g. @ and in crest. payable Mny lL Ise and ,'s
sl.1 Hstr-i pre- announced - frc S'sn.O r
Dr. said dc ru- iu rss- o. islure ON bis rei, 10
xiv. fu-l -.-a .flcu, fL0D tH- sad falal.- .l1.i
be runE pa-n5le A. rlrh uoo OF tHnrs a- fae
ugC.rS. rurl trustee may t-inA FrJpcr 81 d 1-.
tao purchaser ol the properly tl kDep i.'
brljing insured ior tnc benefit N 'to oreat
Ilyme2l. 81. G.. STAPLES.
Trustee.
M4NyS1 C. STAPLES & CO., Aucnoueer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
TONS.
The Austrian ArcEau.sos' Present 30
fI.c Pope.
ft..lrf .rrurnsl


tie Pope.
lComi J5uiaaL1
The joint present 20 the Pope of Thirty
two hustr.Ha gTchalAes IS d casket con
tanning Relic, Of saints. but the top Of
which was lo j0ub. originally the cover
of apreei1us and priced mis5aL IL Is
perfect in preservation, although it dates
from the beginning Of the fifteenth cca-
iury. Two feet high and one foot and q
half broad. it Is rare piece Of work
mau- .Ip sacl aa tho world does not hold
many ot, aut foe purity ot is outlines
a1d simplicity OF design are very
striking
This rrc gilt is contained in a box Of
ruby plush, on which q scroll OF silver
with the names of tie thirty-two arch
dusesis surrounded by o colinr Of the
Golden Fleece, ,uruountcd in IT'S turn
10y au iwpouai crown The first IN the
.i,t Of archduaes is the Crown FRINGE
Rudolph .Ac youngest branches #
the imperial family number among them
eych the grandson OF Archduke Charles
Louis, who ls auta few months OLD. The
IDiiLt'3 % lIr.rL- 10 Lhc rope, Jew
e4ca tar Is uo, among the exhibits Of
thc Iries MUSEUM
Among the Italian presents ere an
autograph verse OF tine " 1Iiscrere." by
DOui1.ia, kiy-a by Signor yanetto, If
bTgamo, aud cr-do by the l.lusuious
Maestro N4yr. given 10y Cardinal Mnrd-
ueii. The Roman committee for the
jubilee announce tlat th- Vatican exit
bItiou v,i. ue opened by hymn by Sig.
nor Nomzzi, "Tu es Petrus. executed
hy 300 voices. Then will follow hymn
by Sisuor Capocei. uoulod furnishes
a,so composition entitled Leone
LII"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
ByN w. Dowo,

T7'RUSTEES SALE or LOTS IN
4 TIE CITY or RI1NNoND AND NALj-
ABLt ISLANDS ~ JAMES RIVER at so o.
TlON.-ln execution ~ the provisions q. atcri
al trIs, from (. 3. liamhn auI wife 10 tic SUBJ
scriD.- aH trustee. dated October D. l1o. and
duly recorded Or Nirhmo1d thtnrcrr Court ot-
Fee. leIrg thereto required ty decree of ito
Circuit so.r, OF 800 niiei states for 'Ao sase %
Gle ri.t 0. Virginia, entered Coto1sr +. l-1,, 90
aud of." sud "0idiing-'s admin. gator r-.
DiadiBss AZ! Qls.." VIII erI 81 a-ruon' upol
The FrcLii-os c.paetiyeiy. on
FRIDAY, NJVENggE -, 1877.
co1meEcirg a. y o'clock d., a. ,te north eng
" too FREQ bridge Tho following EEAL ESTATE
conveyed 100 said aesd-,e VII:
1s. A LOT az irregular shape, lying between
The Columbian or Haxalls wAi-race and James
river, and bounded On the wsst hg Ninth street.
"A. tsriain other REAL ESTATE. consisting
II the VALUABLE ISLAND know IA
BkOWN'S ISLAND. Immediately west ~ the
Petersburg railroad bridge. uu1 now occupied oy
he Ireces gar Company; and, also. those smaller
islAuas AID rocks i0 Jrmes river commonly
known a. MELONS l~LANbr. ard lying
WA ia tho following general utunlsri.-: ON
Ito Northwest ~ tue nerthera IaeTgin Ct da NEE
river, srd cn tae east By d line se.iuailc at 'hr
ssuth Wsst corner % EEyGl!s lt par Miu, rune
mag thence due uih 20 tic south b4u'. q '.r
y o., % tho railroad br.dge. thence ln stra glt
lile 90 WsDn'5 or BoIo-lsl, Landing. ou The
D. rtl sh1r0 ~ Jsne- rI.er, to fLe p1.at OF .-
ginning. being the same property located under
Aar:u HaWkins's survey il ISL. aud tle sr-i
eCEvsyst by THO heirs az Hal Nielsen to 5. 81.
Bo~r,cl by deed date- 1851 July l"A
rER0s; Ono third cash. cad $50 residue ~ y
ana -Tolve months f0g aotcs. WiA .lt-res. .i'i
nld occurred by trls' teol.
nole LEJH g. PAGE. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

At Philadelphia shipsard the other
day was launched th- irst stsaml oat
ever constructed ia Chat city designed to
use mpataa es a motive power. The
vessel viii be- used as mail and passsn
ger boat between Lambolt's Point aud
Norfois, Va, in connection VIII the
Norfolk and Western m.osd. In the
bow Of tie boat is q tank containing
eighty gallons OF naphtha
In response 10 criticisms Of Miss
Whitneys ideal statue OF Leii Erikson.
erected in Boston, a friendly writer in
the Boston Post gives the fronti.piece Of
"Old Northern Ruuie Monuments" by
George Stephens, as document for
most OF the dress OF the Norseman in
question. The greatest variation from
thsreconstructed Norseman in stephons
consists of the absence q sleeves TO the
cloth tunic under his "riDg mail"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
THE MOON
FOLK rosE OF ALL NATIONS TOUCHING
NIGHTS eURxE.
Some casiHt supsrstitiens ana Customs
HSilinK the Gew-Moon
NergQS

The most interesting relic eUriving
from the prImeysl Wpcuttions Of the
world is the popular belief ia many
countries thst the srsl, on the moon
represent human bolnps. Everybody
knows that eur lunar satellite IA iuliaoit-
ed by 3 nan with bundle OF atieks
ueon his back, wro has been exiled
thither for many centuries, and who is
so fsr OF that ne Is Beyond the reaoh Of
death Dante calls hln Cain Chaueor
speaks OF hin as undergoing punish
meAt up there for theft, and gives Inn r.
thorn bush 70 cRYy whereas Shak-
speAre, whilst assigning to him n tnoru-
load, by way OF cOmpeu-St Ton gives him
dog for n cOEpsul.n. lEc l,u.ial be-
lief, however. was that his oa ncc was
not stcAhag. but bbR,p -brce ipg. IKE
the eentlelaau mcEtlonta i'm tac Boob Of
Numbers, hc was caught Gathering sticks
on Sunday, aad. ,Saa cN,l- pic to isaH-
kind, was BilSried 30 t.s conspicuous
place WITH the object q. ai, .Uos, bun
died upon his Dsck. another loOc1d
identities him with She ,is-r. o.. Abraham
the act OF carrying ,uo' .or his cCattm-
plated sacrifice Of Las som. while the
jews have ltlmu2oa story thrt JAcob
is IL the Eloon. and that Lls tacc IS occa-
sionslly VISIBLE.
The belief in the R,oln-mau Val 5 in
different countries. tbc Swedish pea
santry explain tho iuaM spots as rspp.-
senhng = boy AID g.rl bearing aplL o.
water between tRcD. vl,n the moon
once caught n Ler lo1a. Wl clr,- d oI
into the heaven legend clr Us a.Go
in lcelao9ic mytss'efE Alderman tale
says that Z MAX ara vcrau ami in
the moon-the san DDc4.ea Le stTeuca
briarS one Sunday r.a<laE an tae church
path, the woman fer ea,ing butter
ON the same DAY. Ila latter Cur
ries her butter-tub, Sine former his
bundle OF thons Tho Dutch have
it that the unhappy men was
caught stealing vegetable. The nat,ves
OF Ccyl0n have q lsrs ii-l.aa az Man
in the moon, the Aalo having achieved
that high hooor by lumn.-e l.o ire %
roast himself for .ltta4t.te I.uo0-f.
The Chimes rcureetLt t.e -,ao1 uV g
rabbit poHndinS rice ia moran. Iror
mythologicsl moon. I'-ro. is trrrr4 ~
beautiful younc Won Oh I''.. 3D. double
sphere bchind her AeR5 ANA 81 RABBIT 81.
her feet. The P0red G. tMs anna e
CESSATION is tsiry l'yB, which, 80 De-ee
suggests, Hty tyP4Y t.e mooa g revo.u.
tiOn arouBd tho earth. Tho nursery
rhyme credits the ErE'.enaa "a there
with a vlsR to Tee caJ.a, on VS.. oeca-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
BY James Z. Elan,
Hcol E-,ate Agen. and Auc,ioreor,
ll!8 uaIu street.
ITRUsTEE,s ATCMON sALE

NEW, ATTr CTlVG. A>n WEILIOCATED
TNO-51OKI DETACHED BRICK
Dt 4lLIND
No E3 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET. BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS.
IN exc ltou oi o certain deed n tr'.-t 90 me,
dated rEv Us 1892. art of record 81 fA, cicr- A.
once Of ne Cl.tcorr Dyurtof he si.r o, f.cl-
moud lu Dcc4-Lurk i.. % Ilr' ~, astlllt
having cen u-do be- gao cstt secured, s1t helns
oir5cted toto DO. email ssiity puzzle L-c.lon, au
tue premlf-s, on
FWDAN, NOyENsFg -, 1897.
ct 30 ociorS r. NJ, the atoFo-uanod very
desirable DETACHED TWV-dlGFI bRlCh
b~ 4lliN8 on tie eeI. side q lwonf9th street
between broad as1 sra s-rsrts. w,ll lot g. .d-
e t-i2J fcct 20 ME, paved alley lu rrlr, r..-
fa.lIfg fcron rgoas. riiy 20. .i. -.-, al. ile
usual ccn,eaicro cs. kew, WrN-tuit. Weller
ranged, ln a3nreselt and desii-.ie iooA. %,
and u ,ao dZo arc caarsoier aor ln good de-
nlard b. tenants hri Mpss soaking hono..
lFESs: The ;7rms require - tho deed orc
cssl a. 20 .EBgEGss ci aAls md thr note .rr
.l4fs- Win iE-o 81 from q rEu-t ~. izE: ny ln
credits 90 ., $500 sl ~ 1858 and sfa rI
june B., is.s. ucTou air G0fes 20 - s.,5a i'r
Tho deferred .Erile4ts. VISA interest 80 &c. JnI
secured by decd y trust. 10 Is pTo9lBle. hove
ever. that O.hrr -Bd more liberal terms viii le
axrcea uo'a aui euuonR et e, time ~ sale.
fle1sa come promptly a. o.c.r"E.
JAMES b. ELAN,
nol9 Iru.,ee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

MICE TWO-STOEY FRANED
~ DWELLING uF SOUTH LAUh.o STREET
EI AUC1lOF.-Ho shall sol. hy auction, on Ina
premise, on
WEDNESDAY, N0vr1BER %. lsS7.
at p. N.. that NEAT p WO-SrOBT FRAMED
DrbLLIAG So. 81 south Lu..tl street. oetv lon
Spri-g ord Alrcmgrls str.rts. coC.Einirr four
81, l'us Gad rrtcner, with hyiralt in tho yard.
LOI laIlS5 feet go D l3-f0Ot alloy.
TEsNs: Atsa,s.
HENRY l. STAPLES s CO.,
no - Aucttoueers.